Sociological Perspectives on Family | Mate Selection | Relationship Trends |
---|---|---|
What is Structural Functional
Marriage regulates sexuality and forms the basis for family with all its other functions
|
What is Endogamy
marriage to someone within one's social group
|
What is cohabitation
living together as a romantic couple without being married
|
What is Symbolic Interaction
Family is a social construction that is created, changed, and maintained in interaction
|
What is Monogamy
the practice of marrying or being in a relationship with one person at a time
|
What is intentional community
Group of people living together pursuing a common goal
|
What is Conflict Theory
Family is a site of various forms of stratification and can produce and reproduce inequalities based on these statuses
|
What is Homogamy
tend to choose mates who are similar to us in class, race, ethnicity, age, religion, and levels of attractiveness
|
What is Blended Families
when someone gets divorced, they will eventually marry someone else and become a members of step families
|
What is Symbolic Interaction
the people who help each other out, who care for each other, and who express that care are family, whether or not they are legally or biologically related
|
What is Propinquity
tend to choose people who live nearby
|
What is Single Parenting
have children without the support of a committed partner through adoption, artificial insemination or surrogacy
|
What is 4 functions of Durkhiem
Economic production, socialization of children, instrumental and emotional support, and sexual control
|
What is antimiscegenation
the prohibition of interracial marriage, cohabitation, or sexual interaction
|
What is Childfree living
the choice to have or not have children
|